It hurts us that you would embrace discrimination against them.
While the Boy Scouts of America embrace discrimination, its leaders cannot expect special government privileges or sponsorship from public schools and police and fire departments.
Despite enduring the abhorrent consequences of racism and discrimination, Mr. Mandela embraced and implemented the notions of reconciliation and togetherness merely paid lip service by some of his contemporaries.
Mr. Genachowski, who said on Friday that he would leave the commission "in the near future," pushed it in the direction of embracing rules against discrimination by Internet service providers in what content they carry or how fast they transmit it, an issue known as net neutrality.
It embraced the revolution while institutionalised discrimination remains in place.
Mr. Paladino, of course, had not become gay, but had announced that he wanted to clarify that he embraced gay rights and opposed discrimination.
While I am not a veil advocate, I made The Colors of Veil, a short documentary on Kimberly King, former US soldier who embraced Islam, rose above societal discrimination to eventually transform her community through her interfaith work.
"Je suis Charlie" became a divisive slogan (although Ben Ahmed himself embraced it), and a debate over blasphemy, discrimination, and free speech spread from France to the rest of the West, including the U.S.
In spite of constantly wielding back-room influence in European institutions and the United Nations, it is hard to find many international protocols embraced by the Vatican that relate to anti-discrimination.
Vice President George Bush, who was running for president that year, embraced its findings, citing Admiral Watkins's arguments against discrimination.
